kartiopallalaakerit

Kartiopallalaakerit, also known as tapered roller bearings, are a type of rolling-element bearing characterized by their conical raceways and rollers. These bearings are designed to handle significant radial and axial loads simultaneously. The tapered shape of the rollers and the corresponding raceways allow them to transmit forces at an angle, which is crucial for applications requiring high load capacity and rigidity.

The basic components of a kartiopallalaakeri include an outer ring, an inner ring, tapered rollers, and a cage that keeps the rollers evenly spaced. The inner ring is typically split, allowing for easier assembly and adjustment. When the bearing is subjected to a load, the rollers are forced against the raceways, generating a wedging action that helps maintain the bearing's position and stability.

Due to their robust design and ability to manage combined loads, kartiopallalaakerit are commonly found in heavy-duty applications. These include automotive wheel hubs, gearboxes, heavy machinery, and industrial equipment. Their capacity to withstand axial thrust makes them particularly suitable for applications where forces are applied along the shaft's axis, such as in vehicle steering systems. Proper lubrication and maintenance are essential for ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of these bearings.